Slavery and resistance in Africa and Asia

Abstract

1. Introduction Edward A. Alpers, Gwyn Campbell and Michael 2. Resisting Interpretation: Maroons in eighteenth century Mauritius Megan Vaughan 3. A Serious and Alarming Daily Evil: Illegal absence, Desertion, and Vagrancy in Colonial Plantation Systems Richard Allen 4. The Idea of Marronage: Reflections on Literature and Politics in Reunion Edward A. Alpers 5. Gosha/Heer-Goleet (People of the Forest): Runaway Slaves in the Juba Valley of Southern Somalia Omar Eno 6. Slave emancipation in Iran: gender and freedom Behnaz Mirzai Asl 7. Resisting Slavery in the Philippines, 1913-1914: Reflections on the Polymorphous Structures of Domination/Resistance and the Reversibility of Comparisons Michael Salman 8. The Resistance of the Korean Nobis (Hereditary Slaves) During the Period of the Chosun Dynasty (1392-1910) Kim Bok-Rae 9. Abolishing the Slave Trade in Portuguese India: Documentary Evidence of Popular and Official Resistance to Crown Policy, 1842-1860 Timothy Walker 10. Slave Resistance and Rebellion in the Aden Protectorate in the 1930s and 1940s Suzanne Miers 11. Malagasy in Antebellum Maryland and Virginia: Discovering Oral Traditions and Re-Visiting Written Histories Wendy Wilson Fall 12. Slaves, Brides and other Gifts: Resistance, Marriage and Inequality in Eastern Indonesia Janet Hoskins 13. Revolted but Not Revolting: Reflections on the Sakalava Division of Labour and Forms of Subjectification Michael Lambek 14. Reflections Joseph C. Miller

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